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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-29
THE ExPRESS COMPANIES.
Decision of the Interstate Commits
sion as to Taeir status
d. Il. - a.. L.. -

WASHINGTON, December 2S.--1he for
NAL decision of the Interstate Com
merce Commission upon the question AS
to whether express companies are sub
lect to the provisions of the act 10 regu-
late commerce was announced to-day.
The bringing of express companies with
in the provisions of the act is found to
be practicable and on some accounts de-
sirable. Express companies, which are
simply branches Of railroad, organized
and operating through ITS ordinary staff,
or 10y an independent bureau, or by Il
combination with other railroad compa-
MES, are found to be covered by the pro-
visions of the act. In the case Of indie
pendently-organized express companies,
however, operating under contracts
for transportation, the language of
the act as it now stands, is found to be
30 framed as not TO bring them distinctly
within its provisions. The words
wholly by railroad, in the first sec
ton, do not well define the business of
express companies, which use very
largely the services OF teams, messen.
gers, stage coaches, and steamboats,. The
pooling section applies to the pooling OF
business Of railroads. The other sec
tons speak of railroads continually,
and of depots and stations, the
language not being applicable to the
business OF express companies, ex-
cept under somewhat strained
construction The express business
was we'll known at the time Of the pas
sage OF the law, and has been frequently
mentioned by name in congressional sta
tutes. The omission TO name it here is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-29
sgrs. Aseor's WIZ

Ivy telegraph % the Dlsp1tch.l
New YORK, December 2S.-The will
of the late Mrs. Charlotte Augusta
Aston. executed June Is, 1886. was
filed to-day with the Surrogate. After
bequeststO relatives and personal friends
she makes the following; Woman's Hos
pihl of the State Of New York, SO, 600 !;
st. Luke's Hospital. $4,000; Young
Noman's Christian Association, OF this
city, $4,000; Chiidren's Aid So.
ciety, $4,000; for an Industrial
school on Avenue Z, $4,000 :;
Hampton Normal and Agricultural
Institute at Hampton, Va, S2j, 0OO; the
sum Of So 900 to the Domestic and For
eign Missionary Society of the PrOtes-
tant Episcopal Church Of the United
States of America, one half to be APP
piled to the education of indian bows
and girls of South Dakota and the
other half to repairs and enlargement Of
schools in the same district; New York
Society for Prevention of Cruelty to
Children, $1,000; Orphans Home and
Asylum Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church in New York, $1,000 Society for
Relief Of Destitute Blind in this city
and vicinity, $1,000. The bulk Of her
estate she bequeathes 10 her husband,
John Jacob Aston.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-29

were handcnfIed and guarded with Win
chester rifles, and were marched to the
county jail followed by h big mob.
There has been trouble at the charcoal
pite, and the various officers sent there
have resigned in fear of their lives. Re-
Gently h. II. McPhale, Of this city, was
appointed as officer there. A mob at
tackled him and he retreated 10 the depot
When he saw that he could not keep
them Off he fired, instantly killing Peter
Collins. lie was Immediately set upon
and kicked in a horrible manner and
left for dead
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-29
BelIigerenf Erenehmen.

by Angio-Arnerlcan cable to the Dispatch.l
PARIS, December 2S.-M. Mayer,
director of the GaU,Ojs, has challenged
NJ. de Wocsiyne, formerly the Paris cor
respondent OF a leading New York news
paper, for articles published in the
JoUrnni Pari@Qn, and a duel with
swords will probably take place to-mor-
row. VI. GARNER challenged NJ. Vervoot,
editor OF Eccnomcat, on account Of GER
tain articles published by the latter NJ.
Veryoot replied that when such duelling
experts as Rochefort and Bertograiyil
refused to fight GARNER he NervooD
could very well decline the challenge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-29

10y leAtBlhih 70 the bsphtcn.l
SAN Francisco, December o.
George W. Meade Il Co., one of the
largest exporting firms on the Pacific
coast. made an assignment to-day to
Frank Dalton, president Of the Produce
Exchange, for the benefit of creditors.
without preferences. The firm is said to
have large resources both in merchan-
disc and realty. The firm has shipped
fully $2,0)0,000 worth of fruit East
this year. Liabilities and assets can
not be given.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-29
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
richmond. December ~, l5S7.
OFFERINGS.

richmond. December y, l5S7.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT--i0O bushels
CORS.-i'N bushels.
OAIs.-l250 bushcla
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAr.-L0ugbeT 400 bushels prime on
private terms.
Offerings to-day Of wheat 400 bushels:
same day last year. G9,l bushels. Sales to-
day II wheat. 400 bushels: Same day last year,
6.00S bushels Offerings go far this year. 60l. m6
bushels; same time last year. t4j.550 bushels.
Extreme range OF prices to-day mo open quota
tons: same day last year. 90 10 &c
CORN.-White, if2 bushels damp M J0c.
OATA-Nhlte, 800 bushels very good al 3Skc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-29
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


NFw YORK, December 2s-Cott0n very quiet.
sales to-day, ~ bales; uplands, 10 alto. Or
leans, ID ll-l6c. net receipts 1893 bales; ex-
pOrts-iO Great itain. 1857 bales 90 France
100 bales 20 thr Continent. 4.sG0 bales. south
em Hour quiet Wheat-Options opened LAC
higher, but soon settlcd back s4al. closing
heavy speculation fairly a,tiye; cash grades
duh, closing AaNc. lower; ungraded rod, s5a
934c.; No. red, December, 81 Aag2Lc.; jan
uary, 81 l-i6a9s &C.. May, $3.50. CONCEPTIONS
opened ha'sc higher, closed weak. with Tie ad-
vance lost; spot quiet closing weaker; No. =,
December, Gi'ac.: January. 81 sa62 e.; May,
g. a63 e. Oats Aaaic higher and fair business;
No ,. December, 80 &C.: January. 36Ac.; May
40M a404sc No. =. spot, 49, a3si&c.; mixed
western. a39Hc Hops duh and easy; State Ia
17c.: California. 6ai5c. CO0ee-SpOt fair Rio
quiet al SlSs5& options heavy. closing lower;
No. 7 Rio, December, sl660afl665: January,
$l635ail645; February, fl6. 25aSl635: May
l6ijatl6.20. Sugar firm aud very Quiet: fair
re1uing. 5lsc: refined quiet; c, 5ls51sc. extra
G, 5h &C.; of A. SIC; mould a, &C. stand
ard A. 6kc confectionery A. 674c.; cut-IOaf
and crushed, 7Aac.; powdered, 7RR73c grauu-
lated, 6zsc,; cubes, nc. Moas-es dull Rice
steady aud quiet COtton-seed oil--36c. for crude
4lafic. for refined. kOsin quiet at Sl.05stl 10
Turpentine steady at 3Sc. Hides In moderate
demand. Wool steady and quieL PORK duh and
unchanged; mess, Si5JJasl6 for one year old
Beef dun. Cut-moats steady. Middes dun Lard
opened 2a3 points higher; subsequently dropped
6aiO points closing dun; western steam, SPOT
s. 10. closing Is i6Oj; January. fS.02aSSl2; Fen
ruary, Ss.i2HfAs: May, $S.35aso.42; city steam.
s.. 50 Freights dull
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-29
Ascxnttdrfo.

Especial TELEGRAM 90 the Dspatrh.l
ALEXANDRIA, VA, December 2s.-The
coroncr's jury called TO investigate the
tragic death Of MIR. House, the printer,
OF which mention was duly made, sat all
this afternoon hearing testimony, and
finally gave verdict generating the
engineer and trainmen Of all censme.
Judge Stuart, for DIR. Summers, has
contested Mr.. Waddey's election.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-29
Fight Between Catholics and Orange
men

fBy Auglo-Amerlcan cable 20 the Dispatch.l
DURLIv, December 28-A desperate
fight between Catholics and Orangemen
occurred Monday in the village of Killy-
bcarn. near Nookstown. Stones, bricks,
rcyolyers, &c., were freely used. The
house OF the priest Was completely
wrecked, and tine windows of other
houses We're smashed Orangemen were
reinforced and the struggle was becom-
ing serious when the police stopped the
fight Several persons were arrested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-29

fBy Anglo-American cable TO the Dispatcn.i
BERLIN, December 2S.-The Post
publishes a telegram from Vienna say
ing that Prince LobanotT, the Russian
Ambassador there. has assured Count
Kalnoky that Russia is pursunga policy
OF peace and that the concentration of
Russian troops on the GaIacian frontier
is not intended as an aggressive move
ment Count SchouyaloH, Russian Am
bassador to Germany. had q short audi
ence with Emperor William to-day. The
Emperor isenjoylng vigorous health and
took long walk this afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-29
HE II NOT DEAD.
EaSeiess Rum0rs OF the Demise of
Emperor william,
IBy Anglo-American cable to the Dispatch.l

[By Ango-American cable 10 the Dispatch
BERLIN, December %. kilograms
have been received to-day from New
York asking about Emperor William
aud stating that rumors are current in
that CITY that he is dead. There is no
foundation for such rlmors. The EN-
peror is enjoying his usual health. He
attended n performance OF an opera last
evening and today he devoted several
hours to the transaction of public bust
pfsa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-29
A DefauitinE Professor.
by taIncranh 10 Tho Dlanntch-l

LoGANsPoRr, ISD., December o.
Professor y. McHubbs, OF the American
Normal College OF this city, has fed. He
appropriated the college funds to his
private use. Six months ago McHubbs
married an estimable lady OF salem, Ind,
and has been since assistant superinten-
dent Of the Broadway Methodist Sunday
school.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-29
Tho Cronn Prince.

l}y Auglo-Amcrican cable to the Dispatch.l
SAN RENO, December 2S.-Drs.
Mackenzie, Schroeder, Howell, and
Krause after an hours consultation to-
day agreed to dispatch to Berlin a favor
able bulletin concerning the Crown
Prince. DR.. Mackenzie will return to
San Reno from time to time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-29
snllirnn ChaiIenges Smith.

[By Angl0-Amcrican cable TO The Dispatch.I
LONDON, December 28.-Sulliyan has
challenged Smith to fight for 900
aside, the affair to come off fortnight
after Sulliyan's match with Mitchell has
been fought. Sullivan has deposited
$500 forfeit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-29

TOY IVIV6IaVH % NO II7VAIIILI
New YORK, December 26.-The heavi-
est gale and sea that has prevailed in
years at Coney Island visited that desc
late resort tonight. Many small build
ings were swept out to sea, and workmen
were set to work strengthening the
foundations OF the Hotel Brighton,
which building was in momentary danger
OF being carried away.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-29
Manager meCauii breaks Hts Ankle
IRx telegraph 70 The Dlspaichl

CHICAGO, ILL.,. December 70. Colonel
John McCaull, the opera manager, while
walking down Madison street last night
slipped and fell, breaking one OF the
small bones of his right ankle. The
surgeon who set the injured limb said Il
would require most careful nursing and
il would probably lay the patient up Tor
several weeks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-29
Rack from The Funeral.

10y I0ItsIaph 70 INC IIapdltu.I
WASHINGTON, December 2S.-The
presidential party which wentto Albany
at attend MIR. Manning's funeral re-
turned to Washington this morning at
$50, with the exception of Colonel La
mont, who went to Holland Patent to pay
a short visit to his parents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-29
yhe Tension ReInxiur.

fBy Anglo-Amer!can cable o. the Dispatch.l
ST PETEBsBURG, December 2S.-The
tension between Russia and Austria
shows symptoms of relaxing.
The GydShdanW (newspaper) declares
that an onfenie X possible, even on the
most difficult points IN the Bulgarian
dispute.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-29
Indiana labor Party.

IBy -eIegraph % Inc DI5patch.l
INDIANAPOLIS, December 28.-At
meeting Of the representatives of the
Union Labor party Of Indiana last night
it wac decided to hold a convention here
March 7th to nominate State ticket. It
was also determined that the party
should nominate congressional candi-
dates in several districts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-29

10y telegraph to the Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, December 2S.-The
Secretary OF the Treasury to-day directed
assistant treasurers throughout the
country 10 commence the payment of
the January interest on United States
bonds on Friday the Both instant In
terest checks will be mailed tomorrow.
All sub treasures will be closed January
OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-29
FINANCIAL.
NEW YOSK, BALTIMORE, AND ErCa.
MOsD srOcK EXCHANGES
Grain, Provisions, Cotton, yobscco Tur-
penlins Rosin, Tar, and
Peanut Markets
iBy tolcrrnph 10 The pispatch.I

NEW YoRE, December sS-The stock market
to-day was The reverse Of that OF yesterday, Oe-
ing weak throughout With the best prices az the
opening and the lowest iu the last hour. There
was very little IN trailing outsd Of coal stocks,
which again monopoiized Interest and con
ulbuted over half the entire business done.
Odtstde OF the cOalefs the only feature developed
during the day was a squirt In Gould's stocks,
Missouri Pacific moving nearly point aud COM
paratige activity In Union Pacific. who how
ever, was hoGyy With the res, % the list The
opening was 6rn on London buying orders and
the advances over last evenings fnal prices
ranged mp 20 \ por cent. but tie strength was
very short-lyed. prices declining Immediately,
h)ugh The progress made was very slow. There
was some activity during the lrst hour. but after
that time tbs market ngain resumed it's usual
llsiless a1d featuroless appearance, which was
not disturbed throughout tho day. The close
was very dull at abnut tue loves; prices Of the
day TOtal sales. 10000 shares.
NEW lORX. December s-Ao0n-Stccks dun
and heavy. Money easy ne 5a6 per cent Ex-
change-Long, 4s2; Short 1875. Governments
dull
Bcenfa9 Exchange dun AMI steady: long,
4s3E short, is7. Money easy AZ ia7; closing
offered At 4. Sub-Treasury halances-Gold,
flAJOOOO; currency. $4,000. Governments
dun; per cepts, IL; ~ per cents, 1854
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-29
GIadStOup

by Anglo-Amerlcan cable TO the Dispatch.l
LONDON, December 23-Mr. Glad
stone embarked upon a channel steamer
at Folkestone on his way to France this
morning. lie was cheered by the crowd
which had gathered to see him off.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-29
Death Of Judge RapaiIo.

New YORK, December 2S.-Judge Ra-
PABLO, OF the Court Of Appeals, died at 2
o clock this afternoon at his home in this
city. lie had been ill for some time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-29
Rack Crcsn Italy.
fSnccIal lelegram b ID D-.nat,t

tSpcclal telegram to INC DIspatch.l
LIBERTY, VA, December 2S.-Rov.
John II. Eager, Baptist missionary to
Italy, with his wife and family, arrived
safely in this place December 10Th.
They will be in America at least a year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-29

BALTIMORE, NM. December ss-Coiton steady
and dull middling, i0Xc Flour steady win light
demands hoEard-street ana western super, 81 q
city mills super, tassasa 62. DO extra. Flasa a.,
do kio brands. A.eaal4Y5: paiaESco superiauyo
patent, 1870; DO tamily, sai6. Wheat-.South-
ern urn and quiet; nod, s0asa. smDer. s2asSc.
western hlgher ana more active; Ma winter
red, spot SIC btd; Decnmher. taaasTh q !. Janu
airy. SIAsSse.; February. s9Sssslc: Nay.
W. a9oc. CoFn-southern higher and nrin;
white and yellow, siaSSc. western higher; mixed,
spsN new, ooAc pid; year. 55Ac. bid to-day
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-29

At Chester, Va, December u, iSi, Nr. J. II.
SNkAD. aged forty years, entered into that
rest prepared tor the true believer. FOR NC nths
he Vas prostrateu with disease, which caused the
most t0rturing pain. but no bore M with
marked degree Of Christian fOrttude. During
the days 81 his anguish nothing Afforded him "a
much pleasure a. 10 have his friends meet beside
his couch nd join with hin ia songs and praise
- GOD for tho gift OF his Son. who died Ngt We
may live, and IA whom he n0yor lost falth His
only desire ~ live WAS thai be might work for the
Master which be dill ny calling % his bedside
those OF his friends who yet remain out OF tho
ark OF safety and pointed them 10 the Joys II tho
true believer. May they Initiate his trusting ex-
ample. When his dear mother state was crushed
70 the earth by the burden OF cruel war on her
bosom, no one " ner many noble sons re- pOniei
10 her call for help quicker Than foyer Sncad.
and hs breasted the long. severe struggle Drayely
To the last. But waoD her banners were folded,
ike true soldier be laid down his weapons OF var
and pursued the paths 81 peace. To bis many
friends no was always kind, helpful ana true
In the home circio he laytshed on hls mother,
brother. and sisters that affection which only the
tender and warm-heartcd can give. Daring ths
dark hours Of suffering his noble brother Rnd
tender, devoted sisters never left his side. but
gave him their uniirng attention, and all chat
pioyed for his relief and comfort bat alas
nothing could avert the sad. sad strCke. "God.
who Is too wise 20 err. too good TO be unkind has
seen best 70 remove him 10 = Happier realm.
May his friends, brother. and sisters like him
cling 70 that Rock That Is able 10 save, and pro-
pare 20 meet him "a brighter world than this
where the weary are at rest arc the prayers Of
one who knew him we'll and loved his many vir-
tues. ~ l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-29
[ .endinp fntnres rnncAd.
REVIEW OF rHE CHICAGO MAEKEr.

CHICAGO, December 2a--Tho markets on
Change at the opening were of bulllsh tenden-
CO, light receipts and fears OF snow blockade
beiag the moving causes. May pork opened
nc. higher at fi5.s7k. ft barely touched sia00,
10 $3.50 In sympathy with grain. Then cane
further drop 10 xl5.i7k on free selling, but by
l21J O'Clock lt had reacted 10 Sia55. May wheat
opened sc. higher AZ Szse., aud Immediately
sold 10 s6c., but the longs began 10 reahze, and
II sold on 10 s5'1c. In tho FIRST hour. IL suisse
quensiy dropped % SAc., and then operators
began TO buy, which sent Ii % 5Ac. May corn
opened &C. higher AZ size, and went quickly to
Doc. During the rest Of the day the market nuc-
tuatod With wheat
The board to-day voted TO adjourn from Fri
day afternoon I'LL Tuesday mornlng
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-29
Governor Marmaauke Dead.

tBy Telegraph 20 NE Dlspalch.l
KANSAS CTTY, No., December 2S.--
Governor Marmaduke died at jefferson
City at twenty minutes to 10 o'clock
tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-29
LATE MEATurR REPORT.

by telegraph 10 tho Dspatch.l
- WAsHfNGr0S, December 81 4. NJ
h,o For Virginia. fair weather. brisk to
tkklR thigh n0rlhwesterly winds, diminishing
iu force thursday night, colder with
s--IcOll Waye
For North Carolina, fair weather,
fresh 20 brisk. and on the coast brisk % high
u0rthery winds, diminishing il force Thursday
night, colder, With cold wave.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-29
The Charcoai.Pi,s Troubles I'm Wis
eonsiR.
w toIegraph 70 the Dispaich.l

ASHLAND, Wis, December 2&-The
posse OF police and deputy sheriiis that
went to high-Bridee chArcoal-piis has
returned with seven prisoners. They
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-29
BALTIHoRE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD. Dccemner 2S.-Virginla Ga.
past-due coupons, 90; do. l045's, 81; do. new 30,
To BID today
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-29
VlRGINIA'S RICHES.
TIE PROGRESS OF MINERAL rEvEL-
oPMEHT IN TsE STATE.
Interesting Facts from a Government
Publieation-our Iron Ores and
Coal-Chrisimas Clubs.

WASHINGTON, December 2S.-Tbe
Geological Survey has recently published
avoIumeon 1.-The Mineral Resources of
the United States, " for 1886. which con-
tnnS some very interesting information
as 70 the mining interests of VIrgin1a
In reference to iron the report saws VIZ
gina has an abundance of brown and rcd
hemattes, which support a rapidly
growing IRON industry. The average of
Inirty-iour samples Of the Shenandoah
valley ores drown hematit , shows. on
the authority Of Professor McCreath.
metallic iron 1884, per cent. phos
phorus Al Of these, seven
samples represent very cold short
ORES Omittng these from the cal-
citation would give the average
metallic iron, 1866 phosphorus. 90
Along New river and Cripple creek. in
Southwest Virginia, there is an iron
ore belt in the body Of the great lime
stone formation winch yields ore OF re-
markable purity and seemingly in abun-
dance. For Distance of twenty five or
thirty miles the ore possesses great uni
iormlty of character. The average of
seventeen samples shows metallic iron
54.5l4 phosphorus, LOG. Only one
sample shows less than 80 per cent.
metallic iron, and in no case is the phos-
phorus over % per cent. While perhaps
only few can be used per Se for
the manufacture of Bessemer pig
iron, nearly all OF them would
be sufficiently low in phosphorus
to be valuable for mixture with more re-
fractory Bessemcr ores The analysis of
red hemahte and magnetic from the
Crlpple-creck region show metallic non
G2.O9o phosphorus, .032. The brown
hematte ores sometimes accompanying
them are equally pure. The demand for
ores which an enlarged output Of pig
iron produced Ia 1880 encouraged the
transportation of some of these ores TO
Pennsylvania, and they are now being
sent to furnaces ia that State in CON
siderable quantities., The Jamcs-riyer
ores, consisting Of magnetites, limonites,
and specular and fossil ores, have not
been 50 thoroughly exploited as those IN
the districts named
The advance ia the mineral develop
mcnt Of Virginia has encouraged the ex-
ploration and development of numerous
iron-orc deposits, some OF which have
been OF great extent and value, while
others have become exhausted long be-
fore yielding the amount Of ore expected,
owing more to a want OF careful iuycsti-
cation than to any abnormal uncertainty
Of the ores.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-29
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, December e2-Flour dun and
spring 6Js6sc. No. 2 rcd, Sic. Corn.
No. , 49ic. No. = oats. 3la3lI6c Mess pOrk
si4.90asi5. lard, $50. Short-rlb sides Qoosel
$40 Dry-salied shoulders boxed, e. 00aSG
short-clear sides (ooxed, sS.o5ssS.l0. Whiskey
sl.l0
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-29
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF RICHMOND, Va /
kichuOED. Deem her eg. 1887. (

TIME DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
4 have declared, out OF the earnings OF
the past six mAssirs. DIVIDEND OF I PER
CENT. Qroe Of taEl payable to stockholders
on and alter the 50 OAK or JANUARY. 1883.
de ss.st A.ossURHEfT, Cashier.